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nedrichards

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About nedrichards

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    Comment #49299612

    ChromeOS firmware has a bunch of this built in - it's super cool. https://nelsonslog.wordpress.com/2026/01/05/chromebooks-iden... and https://www.reddit.com/r/UsbCHardware/comments…

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    Comment #5627220

    Press the i button in the top right hand corner of the card. Select 'Transportation Mode' from the expander. Select from Driving, Public Transport, Walking, Cycling etc.

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    Comment #2954436

    [n.b. I work for Intel on MeeGo] MeeGo Netbook uses Clutter. It also supports Qt applications. Other products from our partners have used Clutter and I would expect them to use Clu…

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    Comment #2763571

    I can guarantee that it works pretty well on the ExoPC.

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    Comment #2225692

    They are now offered in the Android Kindle application as well.

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    Comment #2034289

    So much so that they actually licenced the Joltid technology that they spun out of Kazaa. There was a lawsuit: http://blogs.skype.com/en/2009/11/joltid_settlement.html There were i…

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    Comment #1935557

    Sole carrier with Skype in the USA.

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    Comment #1736145

    Go-OO is maintained as a series of patches which can be applied independently by distributions to add or remove features; this is intended to replace the OOo project entirely. Or, …

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    Comment #1575594

    Yes. And since I lived in the UK my government impounded Icelandic owned assets up to their value[1] to pay me back my money. Yay for international relations! [1] http://www.telegr…

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    Comment #1477567

    I believe Amazon use AT&T's roaming relationships rather than having to do deals with operators in each country, so the device is always using roaming data when it's not in the USA…